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Many THX but this was "last()" method not "list"....

from doc... last() - Returns the highest MSGNUM of all the messages accessed. So how can return me 0 value if I have 2 mails in my box?

And "top(MSGNUM) return should return me:

from doc Get the header and the first NUMLINES of the body for the message MSGNUM. Returns a reference to an array which contains the lines of text read from the server.

but when I try to acess array by @$ notation nothing happend. I will look at cook book for some more info, but if you know why this happened.... THX. Litin

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Re: Re: Re: net::pop3 usage
by arhuman (Vicar) on Mar 07, 2001 at 16:24 UTC
    Isn't last() supposed to gives you the highest MSGNUM of your accessed messages ?